Free Bible Study Resources

These free Bible study resources are designed to help you slow down, look carefully at Scripture, and keep track of what you discover as you study God’s Word.

Download and print the study guides, charts, and worksheets that are helpful to you. Some were originally created to accompany Treasuring God’s Word studies, but many can be used with any passage or book of the Bible.

If you’d like to share these resources with others, please link to this page rather than distributing the files directly.

Bible study charts and worksheets

Marking symbols printable Bible study chart

Marking Symbols

Created for the original version of Call to Worship, this printable chart can be used with any Bible study. Use it to develop a simple marking system for key words and repeated ideas as you observe the text of Scripture.

A sample list of commonly used symbols is included, with space to add your own as you study. Keep the chart in your Bible, study guide, or notebook for easy reference.

The God I Worship Keyword chart

The God I Worship

Originally created for Call To Worship, this printable chart can be used with any Bible study to help you keep track of what Scripture reveals about God. As you study, record what you learn about His character, attributes, and ways.

List the Scripture reference, record what the passage tells you about God directly from the text, and then consider how that truth should shape your response to Him.

Days Of Creation Psalms worksheet

Days of Creation in the Psalms

This printable chart from Songs of Our Creator helps you compare the creation account in Genesis 1 with descriptions of creation throughout the Psalms. Record what each passage reveals about the days of creation as you study.

Bible Study Key Word list worsheet

Key Word Lists

Use this printable chart to keep track of key words as you study Scripture. Record each reference and what you observe about the word in context, using questions such as who, what, when, where, why, and how to guide your observations.

You can also record the original Hebrew or Greek word, its definition, and Strong’s number to help you recognize where the same word appears throughout Scripture. Focus first on what you see in the text rather than jumping ahead to interpretation.

Bible Study Guides

Bible study guide for Psalms

Studying the Psalms

This printable guide walks you through a 12-step process for studying a psalm, from preparing your heart and observing the text to interpretation and application. Use it as a simple framework for slowing down and studying the Psalms for yourself.

The process is taught and practiced in greater depth in Call to Worship, but this guide can also be used on its own with any psalm you choose to study.

Bible study chapter study guide

Studying a Chapter

This step-by-step printable guide walks you through studying a chapter of the Bible for yourself. Begin by reading the chapter as a whole, then slow down to observe context, key words, repeated ideas, people, places, and the flow of the text.

Use it alongside the marking symbols and Key Word List above to build a strong foundation for interpretation and application.

Keep digging into Scripture

These resources are designed to help you slow down, look carefully at the text, and discover what Scripture says for yourself. If you’d like to continue growing in how you study God’s Word, explore the Study Tips for practical help or browse the Bible studies for a guided, in-depth study of Scripture.

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